Picking Up the Court
Project Backboard turns struggling neighborhood basketball courts into works of art. See what happened in one community when Enterprise and Project Backboard teamed up to make the biggest “art court” yet.
The Man With A Game Plan
Meet Dan Peterson, the founder of Project Backboard who is helping pick up courts across America.
The Artist Takes Point
Architectural Digest called his work “1 of the 10 best designed basketball courts in the world.”
Get Your Project Rolling
Whatever your next project is, Enterprise Truck Rental will help get you on your way.
KINLOCH COURT TIMELAPSE
See a week's worth of work come to life in 23 seconds.
1 / total Kinloch Park court, pre-restoration.
2 / total Kinloch Park court, pre-restoration.
3 / total Dan Peterson reviews plans with volunteers.
4 / total William LaChance chalk-outlines his design.
5 / total Volunteers help bring the court to life.
6 / total One of six backboards painted at the court.
7 / total The finishing touches: court lines.
8 / total The largest art court in America.
9 / total Each backboard had its own distinct design.
10 / total Community members play pick up hoops.
11 / total The court attracts players of all ages.
12 / total An aerial look at the finished court.
1 / total Chickasaw Park - Memphis, TN
2 / total Kinloch Park - Kinloch, MO
3 / total Lewis-Davis Park - Memphis, TN
4 / total Pierotti Park, Memphis, TN
5 / total Venice Park - Venice Beach, CA
